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Hello, I recently (2 weeks ago) purchased a ThinkPad 701c for development use. Since every dealer I contacted was backorderd or out of stock on either the 540 or 720MB hard drive versions I opted for the 360 version figuring I could pick up a bigger drive later on. Well, last week I was browsing through an Inmac catalog and came across the Plugger series drives for ThinkPads and spontaneously ordered the U1200 1.2GB model figuring I could reengineer the drive or the ThinkPad and make it work. I got the drive monday (5 days ago) and have concluded that I can not get it to work in the 701c do to physical size limitations. Now here is the problem. The Plugger drive ThinkPad CADDY has an antitampering seal which I had to break to get to the drive thus voiding the warranty and my return. Since I have no use for it and have tampered with the caddy (not the drive itself) I am willing to part with the drive for $700 (I paid $889 for it five days ago). It's a BRAND NEW Plugger U1200 IDE 1.2GB Hard Drive for a ThinkPad 360,370,750 and 755 (not the 701c!!), it has never been used or plugged in, I merely cut the seal on the caddy to get to the drive inside. (which by the way is an IBM drive!!) Contact me at "anderso1@jeflin.tju.edu" if you are interested. Later, Paul A. Amderson Biomedical/Electrical Engineer